Content of a 2 day workshop at Codarts School of Music in Rotterdan - The Netherlands
Schedule Day 1 Percussionists / Drummers (24 April 2006)
Introduction with CD Examples – various styles, backgrounds and history all Percussion in common: Focus on various Rhythms – the Orchestration and Harmonisation of the instruments used and the interaction with Melody other instruments and soloing
Play 1 ‘Get to Know each other’ – Name drumming.
Excersize ‘write down this rhythm… ‘
Listen to these CD examples and write the basic rhythm down.
DASH! 7-7-9/8 beat listen to on www.dashmusic.net
Framedrum playing – rhythm 0o0o0oo 0o0o0oo 0o0o0o0oo (7+7+9)
Joshua Samson & Audible Lifestream - Ninna Nanna listen to at www.AppleontheMoon.com
play – subdivide – count & feel – konnakol and words to match.
Framedrum playing introduction to Bendir, technique, sounds with various Marocco Rhythms
Shabi - Gnawa
Exercise step & sing groups
DHa ga din na tom, (4 groups of 5 on quarter beat stepping)
Dha ga din na (sixteenth notes 4 groups of 4 on quarter beat stepping)
Dha ga din (or) Dha ga na (4 triplets group of 3 on quarter beat stepping)
Dha GA Dhin NAH [ Dha GA Dhin NAH (8th notes)
Dha Ga Tin Nah on steps (4 quarter notes on quarter beat stepping)
Dha – Ga - Dhin - Naah (3 beats over quarter beat stepping (quarter note triplets)
Dhaa - Dhin - group of 2 on quarter beat stepping (half notes)
Play: Boom Tak
learn language – stage 1- stage 2 – stage 3 – stage 4
Q. What is your special solo moment / special instrument.
Play
Triangle technique, Rhythms, Orchestration,
Play: Desert Vibes / bendir, krakatsj, darabukka, claps.
learn song / dynamics / second and third voices / ending / focus on time change from 3 to 4 and back for soloing.
Triplet feel and straight notes. Gnawa style.
Krakatsj groove change from triplets to sixteenth notes and back – sing melody Desert Vibes as heard on:www.appleonthemoon.com Joshua Samson & Extended Lifestream
Q & A
Enjoy the rhythm.
A ‘Live and Learn’ production
Joshua Samson
Codarts Rotterdam Dinsdag 25 April 2006
Vocalists & Instrumentalists
Introduction
Name singing
Clapping excersize
Excersize 1: Vocalisations in motion
Step 1, 2 ,3 ,4
Sing:
DHa ga din na tom (4x)
Dha ga din na (4x)
Dha ga din (3x)
Dhaa ga Dhin ne
Dha – Ga -- Dhin - Naah
Da -- Dhin --
Dha -- -- --
(Right Foot) Left Foot) (Right Foot) Left Foot)
Play: “Clapping Exercise in 4”.
Play: “Human Drumcomputer” – all sounds –
1 composer – sing groove ‘vocalisation instrument’
Play: Boomwhackers
Thank you all for a wonderful 2 days.
Any questions or remarks drop a line at my email.
Joshua Samson
joshuasamson@mac.com
www.joshuasamson.com
www.appleonthemoon.com
www.100song.org
www.artinrhythm.com
www.soundclick.com/musicforhang
http://www.ibiblio.org/gnawastories/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bendir
Schedule Day 1 Percussionists / Drummers (24 April 2006)
Introduction with CD Examples – various styles, backgrounds and history all Percussion in common: Focus on various Rhythms – the Orchestration and Harmonisation of the instruments used and the interaction with Melody other instruments and soloing
Play 1 ‘Get to Know each other’ – Name drumming.
Excersize ‘write down this rhythm… ‘
Listen to these CD examples and write the basic rhythm down.
DASH! 7-7-9/8 beat listen to on www.dashmusic.net
Framedrum playing – rhythm 0o0o0oo 0o0o0oo 0o0o0o0oo (7+7+9)
Joshua Samson & Audible Lifestream - Ninna Nanna listen to at www.AppleontheMoon.com
play – subdivide – count & feel – konnakol and words to match.
Framedrum playing introduction to Bendir, technique, sounds with various Marocco Rhythms
Shabi - Gnawa
Exercise step & sing groups
DHa ga din na tom, (4 groups of 5 on quarter beat stepping)
Dha ga din na (sixteenth notes 4 groups of 4 on quarter beat stepping)
Dha ga din (or) Dha ga na (4 triplets group of 3 on quarter beat stepping)
Dha GA Dhin NAH [ Dha GA Dhin NAH (8th notes)
Dha Ga Tin Nah on steps (4 quarter notes on quarter beat stepping)
Dha – Ga - Dhin - Naah (3 beats over quarter beat stepping (quarter note triplets)
Dhaa - Dhin - group of 2 on quarter beat stepping (half notes)
Play: Boom Tak
learn language – stage 1- stage 2 – stage 3 – stage 4
Q. What is your special solo moment / special instrument.
Play
Triangle technique, Rhythms, Orchestration,
Play: Desert Vibes / bendir, krakatsj, darabukka, claps.
learn song / dynamics / second and third voices / ending / focus on time change from 3 to 4 and back for soloing.
Triplet feel and straight notes. Gnawa style.
Krakatsj groove change from triplets to sixteenth notes and back – sing melody Desert Vibes as heard on:www.appleonthemoon.com Joshua Samson & Extended Lifestream
Q & A
Enjoy the rhythm.
A ‘Live and Learn’ production
Joshua Samson
Codarts Rotterdam Dinsdag 25 April 2006
Vocalists & Instrumentalists
Introduction
Name singing
Clapping excersize
Excersize 1: Vocalisations in motion
Step 1, 2 ,3 ,4
Sing:
DHa ga din na tom (4x)
Dha ga din na (4x)
Dha ga din (3x)
Dhaa ga Dhin ne
Dha – Ga -- Dhin - Naah
Da -- Dhin --
Dha -- -- --
(Right Foot) Left Foot) (Right Foot) Left Foot)
Play: “Clapping Exercise in 4”.
Play: “Human Drumcomputer” – all sounds –
1 composer – sing groove ‘vocalisation instrument’
Play: Boomwhackers
Thank you all for a wonderful 2 days.
Any questions or remarks drop a line at my email.
Joshua Samson
joshuasamson@mac.com
www.joshuasamson.com
www.appleonthemoon.com
www.100song.org
www.artinrhythm.com
www.soundclick.com/musicforhang
http://www.ibiblio.org/gnawastories/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bendir


1 Comments:
hey Joshua,
leuk dat je een speciale 'Codarts-blog' hebt gemaakt!
Geweldige website over gnawa, met video'tjes e.d., erg interessant
Op soundclick.com ook wat muziekfragmenten gehoord van 'music for hang', mooi, en leuk om 'Desert Vibes' nog een keer te horen ;)
Interessante instrumenten waren er bij de workshop!
Kwam nog een site tegen, misschien ken je die al, toch erg leuk, de naam van de website zegt het al:
http://www.oddmusic.com/
groetjes,
Barbara Rana
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